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Undergraduate Internships

Please note, as of 01/31/2006: Internships are unavailable until further notice.

The Hawai`i Space Grant Consortium awards undergraduate internships to students at the University of Hawai`i system. The goals of the Hawai`i Space Grant Internship Program are to:

  1. help strengthen Hawai`i capabilities in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields,
  2. help prepare the future generation of scientists and engineers to replace retiring NASA and other highly-technically skilled employees, and
  3. upgrade the overall technical capability of Hawai`i's workforce by encouraging on-the-job training and subsequent retention of undergraduate students here in Hawai`i.
The awards are given for participation in a semester of STEM-related research at a Hawai`i company and provide a stipend of $3000 for an initial semester to each recipient. Given a successful semester of work, the Hawai`i company then provides at least one matching semester of support for the continued internship of the student.

For application information, please visit the Space Grant office, room 501 in the POST Building on the UH Manoa campus, or phone us at 956-3138.

Unlike Fellowships, interns are not eligible for Space Grant travel and supply funds. Any necessary travel and/or supplies will be provided by the host company.


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